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Zelensky Warns Conflict 'Pauses' Would Help Russia Re-arm

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday warned that any "pauses" in Ukraine's defence against the Russian invasion would only help Moscow to re-arm and allow it to "run us over".

International Business Times

Russia doubles down on fast, cheap, unguided bombs to attack Ukraine

Russia produces more ballistic missiles, glide bombs and drones as Ukraine targets Russian military hubs from afar.

Al Jazeera

Iran terror blast highlights success – and growing risk – of ISIS-K regional strategy

Since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, the terror group Islamic State Khorasan Province, or ISIS-K, has sought to internationalize its operational and recruitment campaign. Utilizing a sweeping propaganda campaign to appeal to audiences across South and Central Asia, the group has tried to position itself as the dominant…

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Neo-Nazis in the US no longer see backing Ukraine as a worthy cause

Like mainstream Republicans blocking military aid, American rightwing extremists are disavowing a war they once admired

The Guardian - US

Zelensky Says 'Pauses' In Conflict Would Help Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned Thursday that any "pauses" in Ukraine's defence against the Russian invasion would only help Moscow to re-arm and allow it to "run us over".

International Business Times

We’re Jewish legislators, calling for a cease-fire in Gaza

Some say a cease-fire amounts to letting Hamas win. That might be true if “cease-fire” meant a unilateral, unconditional laying-down of arms by Israel and nothing more, write state Reps. Kelly Cassidy and Will Guzzardi. But a cease-fire involves negotiations among both parties.

Chicago Sun-Times

Russia’s ban on social media cost its economy £3.1bn last year

Internet shutdown across nations cost over £7bn to world economy

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Iran identifies alleged bomb-maker behind last week's IS twin suicide attack that killed dozens

Iran’s intelligence ministry has identified a top suspect, described as ringleader and bomb-maker, in the twin suicide bombings last week claimed by the Islamic State group

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine to hold fourth peace formula talks at Davos on Sunday – as it happened

Switzerland and Ukraine to host around 120 national security advisers in Davos in attempt to rally support for peace plan

The Guardian - AU

Turkish journalists among 13 injured in Russian missile strike on hotel in Ukraine’s Kharkiv

Photos and videos of missile strike show windows blown out and glass shards everywhere

The Independent UK

Ukraine's president in Estonia on swing through Russia's Baltic neighbors

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Estonia for meetings with the country’s leaders on the second day of trip through the small Baltic states, where concern is high about aggression from neighboring Russia

The Independent UK

US and allies accuse Russia of using North Korean missiles against Ukraine, violating UN sanctions

The United States, Ukraine and six allies are accusing Russia of using North Korean ballistic missiles and launchers in recent devastating aerial attacks against Ukraine, in violation of U.N. sanctions

The Independent UK

Haley and DeSantis clash over Ukraine policy in heated debate!

In this lively exchange, candidates Haley and DeSantis debate foreign policy, specifically regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. A creative tone adds ...

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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 687

As the war enters its 687th day, these are the main developments.

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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 687

Injuries as Russian missiles hit Kharkiv hotel; Russia ‘testing nuclear-capable missiles for North Korea in Ukraine’; Zelenskiy visits Baltic allies

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Israeli Airstrike Hits Gaza Hospital, First Responders Among Casualties

In the midst of chaos and devastation, a hospital and its dedicated first responders in Gaza face the consequences of an Israeli airstrike. A heart-wrenchi...

The Independent UK

Israeli military says it found traces of hostages in an underground tunnel in Gaza

The Israeli military says it has found evidence that hostages were present in an underground tunnel in the Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis, which has become the focus of Israel’s ground offensive

The Guardian - UK

Alexei Navalny jokes about ‘nearly naked’ Moscow party from Arctic prison

Jailed Russian opposition leader ridiculed backlash to controversial event in first public appearance since disappearance

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The Hindu

An expanding Gaza war, with no endgame in sight

This is the time when West Asian rulers and their people should be on the same side to serve the region’s interests

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Navalny unapologetically mocks Siberian penal colony in court appearance

Alexei Navalny's court appearance in a Siberian penal colony, where he hilariously mocks his 'educational work' and braves freezing morning walks.

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Congressman Quigley supports funding for Ukraine amidst border crisis

In this creative and dynamic interview, Congressman Mike Quigley discusses the challenges of border management, immigration reform, and funding for Ukraine.

International Business Times

'Nowhere Is Safe': Russian City Evacuates Hundreds Of Children

Authorities in the Russian border city of Belgorod began evacuating hundreds of children Wednesday after weeks of deadly shelling from Ukrainian forces.

The Independent UK

Russian oil executive who fled to UK took his own life after assets frozen over war in Ukraine

Exclusive: Mikhail Trushin was described as a ‘well liked, intelligent man’ and a ‘successful manager’

The Guardian - UK

Putin won’t lose Russia’s election, but his grip on power could be weakened

Even sham elections need to be conducted effectively – get them wrong and they can jeopardise a whole regime, says Olga Chyzh of the University of Toronto

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Azerbaijan warns France not to 'intervene' in espionage case

Azerbaijan warned France Wednesday not to "intervene" in its internal affairs after Baku arrested a Frenchman on espionage charges with tensions running high between the two countries.

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